Jefferson High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Graduates fruin the Armed Forces Cl ARK, PATRICK E. CUDA. MAYO ALBERT RASMUSSEN, ERNIE W. TAYLOR, JEROME R. TINDALL, DENNIS R. • Pof ' AC Sobin Jerry Denny ' Choir Beoth Duluth, Minnetoto Bond Beoth Jan. 46 Soteburg. Oregon Basketball AITREE, JOSEPH EDWARD Highland ATKINS. JACK PRESTON Highlond BAIL. MARSHALL F. Beoth BROWN. ROBERT BURNS. THOMAS I.. JR. BUSSEY, Bill DUWAYNE CARLSON, HARRY Otkley Groan CLAIBORNE. WAITER 8. COOK, MILTON A. Sobin CO'JRSON, RICHARD J. Otfcley Green CROPPER. DONAID DALY, VERNON THOMAS Kanton DINSDALE. RICHARD F. Highlond DONOVAN. LEONARD C. DOOLEY. PATRICK E. Seattle, Wothinglon EDWARDS, MARVIN Highlond EGII, VERDEN FLOYD Woodburn. Oregon EWING. RICHARD STARK Highland FADDIS. DANIEL L. Eliot GARLEY. RICHARD ARTHUR CUMM, MIIDREO SMITH HANKENSON. JAS. LEONARD Highlond HAWES. ARCHIE HAROLD Boito HELSER, ROBERT JOHN Vernon KEIZENRADER. ART Kanton Hi-Y HORTON. RICHARD DONAID Otkley Groan HUSEMAN. JOHN ANTHONY Highlond JOHNSON. RAY E. Vernon KAVET. JOHN ROBERT KELLY, JOHN Kanton LARSON. ROBERT M. Otkley Graan IOMMASSON. VERN WIUIS Kanton MocARTHUR. DONALD F. MACKIN. JOSEPH E. Kenton McKEAN, RAYMONO C. Vernon MORTON. WIlllAM I. MUEllER, HARVEY RICHARD MURNANE. EDMUNO J. NELSON, KENNETH E. NUGENT. WIlllAM THOMAS Boito Highlond Holy Redeemer Peninsula Boito PARK. THOMAS ANDREW PATTERSON, JOSEPH W. REED. ROBERT CARROLL REEDER. DEL T. RIEM, ELLERY H., JR. Booth Otkley Groan ■ Bob ' Aloho, Oregon Tratk Vernon Moxort Woodlown ROSS. WIlllAM K. SARGENT. FRANCIS JOSEPH Bill Kanton SHREVE, PAUL OtLIoy Groan SIGAFOOS. HOWARD O. Ockley Green SIMS. HAROLD WIlllAM Kennedy SINNER. CLYDE SLOAN, CARI EVRETT Oikley Graan SPENCER. JOHN W. Wood town STEIGER. ELMER M. Kennedy STEVENS. THOMAS M. Son Diego. Colilornio STRONG. ROBERT D. 'Bob'' Kennedy Sot tor TAYLOR, GEORGE Otkley Groan TEED. FRED DALE Highlond VAN HEUVEl, JOHN VICK. HAROLO I. Highland WISER. BENJAMIN F. WOODWORTH, VERNON H. Vernon

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 SHIRLEY IONE WIEST. SHIRLEY RAE WILHELM, PHYLLIS WILKINSON, SAM VAUGHN Highlond Voncouver, Wothington Vernon Beoch ' Pop» Tri-li Choir Sioux City, lowo WYLAND, MARCIA Mor»h lowrence. Kontoi Roily Squod LATHAM, MERLE Ockley Green Botkeiboll WILLIAMS. BARBARA Highlond Oolmi WOLO, PATRICIA RUTH Pot Mount Angel, Oregon JeHertonion KILMER, DONALD D. Don Vernon Tennii WILLIAMS. WILLIAM YARBROUGH. MARY LOUISE YOST, SHIRLEY MAE Trinity Lwthcron Highlond YANT. JANE ELLEN Socromenfo. Colif. Tri-Y MELLEN, RICHARD WARREN MULLER, JUNE CHRISTINE RAUB, CHARLES Dick” Vernon Holy Redeemer Tri-Y WILSON, ELEANOR JEAN Jeon Bend, Oregon Sigmo Amo Chi WILSON. MORRIS G. Irvington Boteball SHREVE. NORMA JEAN Ockley Green THOMPSON. LAURELIE ANN Bonner» Ferry. Idoho

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Presiilunt’s Farewi;11 Thomas Jefferson believed in free men. To him democracy was not a sys- tem; it was a basic morality. He was instrumental in the founding of one of the greatest educational institutions in America, the University of Virginia. Jeffer- son's greatest dream was of a system of public education which would give every man an opportunity to study and learn. It was a dream of universal education. America has come a long way toward Jefferson's dream of education for everyone. Jefferson High School is a good example of this. Here we, the June 1946 class, have had in the past four years opportunities which in the time of Thomas Jefferson were unheard of by the average young man or young woman. Then youth had nothing to look forward to but a life of drudgery, of long, hard work. Through education, we have today unlimited opportunities. On behalf of the June 1946 graduating class. I would like to thank Mr. Jackson, Mr. Bosserman, Miss Flegel and every member of the Jefferson faculty for everything they have done for us. We would like to thank them for the education they have given us, for their leadership, for the many hours they have spent working for and with us. If Thomas Jefferson were alive today I'm sure he would say, “Congratu- lations and good work, June '46.“ John Williams. □ass Colors Blue and Silver Class Motto Not at the top but still climbing